Sentence examples for worth of collateral from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jimbo said the bank also had another $180 million worth of collateral from Lehman, though he would not say what those assets were.

The Senate Committee on Banking and Currency which made a favorable report on the Enabling Amendment gave information to the Senate in its report that millions of dollars worth of collateral had been pledged by national banks as security for public deposits.

If you were to issue $1 USD stable coin, then you would deposit $2 worth of the collateral coin.

Those measures included Greece leaving the euro temporarily by taking a "time-out" from the currency bloc if it refuses terms for talks on the new bailout or, in the event of agreement, that Greece sets aside €50bn worth of assets as collateral for new loans and for eventual privatisation.

Such competition would bring about better ways of analyzing securities and would allow more open information about their makeup, especially the real worth of the securities' collateral.

The judge, Robert Carr, refused to release the man, Ali Saleh Kahlah al-Marri, on bond, despite the defense's offer of collateral worth more than $1 million and its proposal to keep him guarded in a safe house.

LONDON — The Carlyle Group's troubled mortgage-debt investment fund, Carlyle Capital, said Monday that it had asked lenders to halt further liquidation of collateral worth as much as $16 billion while the two sides discuss ways to repay the debt.

It may be that killing Osama bin Laden was deemed to be worth the collateral consequences of this scheme.

Similarly, tangible net worth can be seen as the amount of collateral that a firm can use to borrow external funds.

The new deal also alters the role of the Federal Reserve, which had agreed to backstop $30 billion worth of Bear Stearns' hard-to-sell collateral, reducing JPMorgan's risk in taking over the beleaguered investment bank.

That was when the Fed played midwife in JPMorgan Chase's absorption of the investment firm Bear Stearns, while accepting $30 billion worth of questionable mortgage-related assets as collateral for a Fed loan that enabled the deal.